3D versions of testicles also make it to the list of body parts that scientists have grown in the lab. Scientists have also modeled the placenta in the lab in order to study how the organ develops ...

No pumping is required. Among other potential applications, such networks could find use in lab-grown replacement skin or organs, self-healing materials, and soft robotic devices. Due to the fact ...

Organoids—miniature, lab-grown tissues that mimic organ function and structure—are transforming biomedical research. They ...

“Our model can, therefore, predict at an early stage of development what the final quality of the organoid will be, based ...

However, it has just undergone a groundbreaking transformation thanks to Vow, an Australian company that has launched lab-grown foie gras in high-end restaurants across Hong Kong and Singapore.

Lab-grown diamonds are known by several different names, including synthetic diamonds, man-made diamonds, and cultured diamonds. They have the same physical properties of natural diamonds because ...

Ten years ago lab grown diamonds and stones were almost unheard of, today lab grown diamonds are growing at a CAGR of 9.1% jumping to a $59.5 billion worldwide market share value by 2032.

The invention uses light, sound and bubbles to quickly create copies of soft tissue that might one day support testing ...

Some scientists view these pig organs transplants as potentially lifesaving for many like Bennett. In the US alone, more than ...

With new technologies and sustainable practices, lab-grown diamonds are becoming an increasingly popular choice among jewelry shoppers. They’re chemically and physically identical to earth-mined ...